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Davis County Library
One of 31 library listings in Farmington.
About Davis County Library
Davis County Library is a library in the public service and government sector, based in Farmington, UT. Its recorded address is 133 S Main St, 84025-2359. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 31 library listings tracked in Farmington; the nearest comparable listing is Farmington Library, within walking distance. Davis County Library has 6 listed locations in total; this page covers the Farmington branch.
- Address
- 133 S Main St, Farmington, UT, 84025-2359
- Phone
- +18014513030
- Website
- daviscountyutah.gov
- library_sm@co.davis.ut.us
- Social
Questions
Where is Davis County Library located?
133 S Main St, Farmington, UT, 84025-2359
How do I contact Davis County Library?
+18014513030 · http://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library
What type of business is Davis County Library?
Davis County Library is a library (public service and government) in Farmington.
Davis County Library branches
Davis County Library has 6 listed locations. This branch is in Farmington.
- Syracuse84075-9359
- Clearfield84015-1225
- Centerville84014-2133
- Clearfield84015
- Clearfield
Nearby library
- Farmington LibraryFarmington0.1 km
- Davis County LibraryCenterville6.9 km
- Davis County Library - Kaysville BranchKaysville7.7 km
- Kaysville LibraryKaysville7.7 km
- Davis County Library - South BranchBountiful10.8 km
- Bountiful LibraryBountiful11.0 km
- Davis County Library Layton BranchLayton11.2 km
- Daisy’s Corner BookshopLayton13.8 km
- Hill AFB LibraryHill AFB16.6 km
- Gerrity Memorial LibraryHill AFB16.6 km
- John and Dora Walker Little Free Library - Charter #146684, Layton UTLayton15.7 km
- Davis County LibraryClearfield17.4 km
- NDJ Norseman NookClearfield17.4 km
- Davis County LibraryClearfield18.5 km
- Day-Riverside BranchSalt Lake City21.3 km
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“Davis County Library, Farmington — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.